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Religious hats?
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Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
No requirement 
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Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Just curious....is that you in the photo?
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
It is...........not
Gargovic Malkav
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I don't feel comfortable wearing hats.
Father Heathen
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muhammad_isa
Well-Known Member
I like hats .. I think they can be seen as part of a "uniform",
but I can take it or leave it.
A woolly hat in the winter, and "holey" cotton one in the summer for the sun.
but I can take it or leave it.
A woolly hat in the winter, and "holey" cotton one in the summer for the sun.
Not for laity, although women traditionally covered their hair in church and many still do.
Truth in love
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Generally we remove hats when at church and praying. As far as I know this is custom not a mandate.
What tradition is he from? I almost always hold my hands like that when I meditate, but have no idea why, other than it feels 'right'.
I could totally rock that hat.
muhammad_isa
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Mmm .. the same in courts of law. I was thrown out of the public gallery for wearing a hat a few years ago.
I wouldn't wear a hat if I go to court now .. it is a trivial issue for me.
I'm not a Singh.
Within Judaism the kippah is customarily required, particularly during prayer. I typically wear one when in the synagogue.
Does practising your religion require the wearing of some type of hat, headdress or covering?
If so, why?
And do you personally observe this requirement?
My religion doesn't
Yes, more of a being bald thing than a religious thing though. A sunburnt cranium is not ideal.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Zen. So....The hand position is zen (objectless) meditation - called zazen or shikantaza.
You probably wouldn't rock the komusu stylee.
If I did, it would be a mercy to those around me.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
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